Casing Corrosion in the Petroleum Industry

Microbiology in the petroleum industry.

Corrosion in the Oil Industry

For help in preparation of this article, thanks to Dylan Davies, Schlumberger Cambridge Research, Ahmad Madjidi, Schlumberger GeoQuest, Abu Dhabi, UAE; Nabil Mazzawi, Schlumberger Wireline & Testing, Tripoli, Libya; Perry Nice, Statoil, Stavanger, Norway; Barry Nicholson, Schlumberger Wireline & Testing, Jakarta, Indonesia; Daniel Roche, Elf, Bergen, Norway; Philippe Rutman and Derek Stark, Sch...

Corrosion Control in Industry

The economic development of any region, state or country, depends not only on its natural re‐ sources and productive activities, but also on the infrastructure that account for the exploita‐ tion, processing and marketing of goods. Irrigation systems, roads, bridges, airports, maritime, land and air transport, school buildings, offices and housing, industrial installations are affect‐ ed by cor...

Full-signature real-time corrosion detection of underground casing pipes

Corrosion monitoring and early detection of pits and wall thinning for casing pipes are considerably important to gas and petroleum industries since the frequently occurring corrosion at the internal or external parts of those steel casing pipes used in underground gas storage or oil fields causes production and environmental protection problems. In this paper, a new version of the direct curre...

Water Management in the Petroleum Refining Industry

Petroleum refining industry uses large volumes of water. The water demand is up to 3 m3 of water for every ton of petroleum processed (US EPA, 1980, 1982; WB, 1998). Almost 56% of this quantity is used in cooling systems, 16% in boiling systems, 19% in production processes and the rest in auxiliary operations. The water usage in the Mexican refineries is almost 155 millions m3 per year; it is 2...